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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I like the idea of language immersion schools in general, but Hebrew doesn't seem like a great choice for a public charter given the low economic value of Hebrew in the global workforce. I am not Jewish, but I would send my kid there if it was my best academic option and the school was strict about no religious content. I would worry about not being Jewish only if more than 50% of the students were Jewish and then only if I felt my kid would feel like an outsider. In DC, I doubt that a high performing charter will get such a religious imbalance because of the strict lottery system. Seats at good schools are just too competitive. If it turns out to be a low performing school, maybe it will become religiously unbalanced, but then I imagine that even Jewish parents will eschew it. [/quote] [u]By the way, most Jews in this country go to school where the majority of the school population is Christian-- just some perspective.[/u] Do you think Jewish children feel like outsiders? [/quote] Pinhead. That tends to happen with minorities. :roll: [/quote]
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